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______________RHuarH W. Drislanp -__R.y Mr. DpTiiira______________ I 5 A I -- I don't know where I got it. May be 1 0 somebody told me it's very, very expensive. I 2 1 don't know. 2 1 Q And were you aware that not only as we 2 4 talked about before that the raw materials cost 2 8 more, but there were higher processing and 1 2 fabricating costs? 2 1 A Most likely. 1 5 Q You recall these issues being discussed; 0 4 do you not? 0 7 A I don't remember Don Steis calling or 2 8 anything else like that, but I tried to get 1 9 members call on the phone, I try to give them an 1 2 answer, and I give off-the-cuff answers, as best I 2 8 can, I am not skilled in that area. I didn't know 0 3 what the manufacturers were paying for their 2 4 materials. They don't come and tell me. I just 2 8 made my guesses, and that's my guess. L 2 Can I get a drink of water some place? 0 1 Q Do you need to take a break? 2 4 A No. No. Keep going, get this over with. 0 4 Q As Exhibit 26, I am going to mark a 2 7 letter that you wrote to the EPA on May 12th, 1 6 1980. And you addressed it to a gentleman named P.O. Box 12459 Albany, NY 12212-2459 IANCE REPORTING SERVICE, UjC Albany (518)438-0126 Troy (518) 283-5064 Schenectady (518) 355-9216 Clifton Park (518) 383-1241 Fax (518) 446-0582